The comparison is stark.
Even worrying.
At the same time in 2017, France lived to the rhythm of a presidential election which day after day brought its share of adventures: absence of the outgoing president, tumble of the right-wing favorite, arrival with drums and trumpets from the Macron meteor.
A sign of this political fervor, 81% of French people said they were
"interested"
in the queen election, according to a study by the Ipsos Institute for the Jean-Jaurès Foundation.
Five years later, they are "only" 71% to share this enthusiasm.
“
We note a crisis of republican faith.
The relationship to public affairs and to the collective has deteriorated in recent years,
analyzes Jérémie Peltier, director of studies at the think-tank.
With the health crisis, there was also a shrinking in his individual sphere.
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